CE&WD Spring 2026 Course Brochure — Cecil College - Other - Page 9
BASIC ELECTRICAL
WELDING
Basic Electrical Part I
This course is an introductory program
covering the basics of residential wiring and
the National Electric Code and the basics of
electrical theory, tools, and systems. Learn to
design and install modern and safe residential
wiring systems that meet the electrical power
demands of today’s world. Upon program
completion, students can earn their OSHA 10
and NOCTI Electrical Occupations credentials.
Note: Textbook provided. Instructor: Strouse
14 sessions, 47 hours, $998
Course #: WVE 150
Sec# Day
Dates
Times
Location
01
T/Th 2/3-3/19
6-9p
ES 322
NCCER Welding – Level I
The welding program will provide the basic
knowledge and skills to become an entrylevel welder. Upon successful completion of
the program, students will earn Certificate
of Completion for NCCER Welding – Level
1, NCCER wallet card, and their credentials
entered in the NCCER Registry.
Basic Electrical Part II
This course is the second of two parts in the
Basic Electrical program designed to prepare
student to gain knowledge and understanding
of basic electrical theory and installation using
the National Electric Code. Upon program completion, students can earn their OSHA 10 and
NOCTI Electrical Occupations credentials. Note:
Textbook provided. Instructor: Strouse
14 session, 47 hours, $998
Course#: WVE 151
Sec# Day
Dates
Times
Location
01
T/Th 3/24-5/7
6-9p
ES 322
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP
This intensive four-year electrical
apprenticeship program is designed to provide
electrical apprentices with the necessary
theory and practical training to earn the status
of electrician. Throughout the duration of
the program, apprentices work full-time and
attend classes two nights per week, providing
the 8,000 hours of on-the-job and classroom
training required for the journeyman electrician
license. The curriculum is recognized by the U.S.
Department of Labor’s Office of Apprenticeship
Training, and students receive nationally
recognized credentials as a Journeyman
Electrician upon satisfactory completion of the
four-year electrical program.
AN APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM:
• Offers paid employment with progressive
wage increases
• Includes structured, hands-on training under
the guidance of a professional electrician
• Combines supplemental classroom education with practical learning tailored to
industry needs
• Provides a nationally-recognized, portable
certification upon completion
• Is vetted and approved by the U.S. Department of Labor or State Apprenticeship
agencies
For more information, email skills4u@cecil.edu.
The Electrical Apprenticeship is offered in partnership
with Independent Electrical Contractors Chesapeake.
Note: Students must provide 4.5” angle grinder,
welding helmet (shade 10), jacket, gloves,
safety glasses, and steel toe boots.
CONSTRUCTION, HVAC/R,
WELDING
Cecil College has partnered with the National
Center for Construction Education & Research
(NCCER) to offer standardized construction and
maintenance curriculum and assessments with
portable credentials in construction, HVAC/R,
and welding.
HVAC/R
NCCER HVAC/R – Level I
The HVAC/R program will provide the basic
knowledge and skills to become a qualified,
entry-level employee in the HVAC industry.
Upon successful completion of the program,
students will earn Certificate of Completion for
NCCER HVAC – Level 1, NCCER wallet card, and
their credentials entered in the NCCER Registry.
Students will also have the opportunity to take
the EPA608 Certification exam at the end of the
program.
NCCER HVAC/R – Module II
Pre-requisites: WTC 200, WVR 160.
10 sessions, 30 hours, $514
Course #: WVR 161
Sec# Day
Dates
Times
01* M/W 12/10-1/26 6-9p
*01- No class Dec. 24, 29, 31, Jan. 19.
Location
CCST
NCCER HVAC/R – Module III
Pre-requisites: WTC 200, WVR 160, WVR 161.
10 sessions, 30 hours, $514
Course #: WVR 162
Sec# Day
Dates
Times
Location
01* M/W 1/28-3/4
6-9p
CCST
*01 – No class Feb. 16.
NCCER HVAC/R – Module IV
Pre-requisites: WTC 200, WVR 160, WVR 161,
WVR 162.
10 sessions, 30 hours, $514
Course #: WVR 163
Sec# Day
Dates
Times
Location
01* M/W 3/9-4/13
6-9p
CCST
*01 – No class Apr. 6.
Out-of-county, out-of-state fees may apply.
See page 38.
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NCCER Welding - Module IV
Pre-requisite: WTC 200, WVW 260, WVW 261,
WVW 262.
10 sessions, 40 hours, $1,072
Course #: WVW 263
Sec# Day
Dates
Times
Location
01* M/T/W 12/17-1/20 5-9p
CCST
*01 – No class Dec. 24, 29, 30, 31, Jan. 19.
NCCER Welding - Module V
Pre-requisite: WTC 200, WVW 260, WVW 261,
WVW 262, WVW 263.
10 sessions, 40 hours, $1,072
Course #: WVW 264
Sec# Day
Dates
Times
Location
01 M/T/W 1/21-2/11 5-9p
CCST
MIG & TIG Welding
MIG and TIG are two of the most popular
welding techniques used in the industry. MIG
is used primarily in the welding of sheet metal
while TIG is used for aluminum. Hands-on
practice in both processes will be provided.
Transcript available. Notes: Students must
provide angle grinder, welding helmet (shade
10), jacket, gloves, safety glasses, and steel toe
boots. Instructor: Garcia
7 sessions, 28 hours, $595
Course #: WVW 215
Sec# Day
Dates
Times
Location
01 Th
2/26-4/9
5-9p
CCST
For more information,
email skills4u@cecil.edu or
call 443-907-1399.
To register today, call 410-287-1078.
